I hope this too but also want the pisscan to live to 100
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Ref Watch
- Thread starter Chi-town blues
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I wonder which match will result in greater scars on the players. I agree with you its easier for everyone else just to go by the score line but the players who 'watched' us give them a lesson in how to play football yesterday wont forget that easily.
The Liverpool match could partially be rationalised by individual mistakes. Not having the ball for 90 minutes cant be rationalised by anything other than we are on a different planet in footballing terms.
ex-players like neville know fuck all about football that's why they are working for sky and other tv channels
mentally the city result will hurt them longer term because manchester city are a country mile ahead of them and they have spent millions on that squad
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Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Yeah, we've said many times on this forum that we have to take the game out of the ref's hands. Score plenty without VAR chalking all of them off! We had 69% of the possession yesterday and 55% of the fouls!Utd players hit the ground to stop play. That clearly indicated that they thought setpieces were their only chance.
Many of the fouls on City players were late but as the ball had been retained, it was presumably deemed advantage. One or two of the advantages were minimal at best, and you could see that some of the late hits were annoying the players - Walker definitely got one that he was annoyed about. I assume that it was drilled into the players to keep calm and ignore the ref's behaviour as much as possible.
Chi-town blues
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I wonder wtf he said to bernie but looked sly as fuck.Even before the replay was shown confirming it was a penalty on Jesus, I noticed Oliver was acting oddly in that he put his hands around Bernardo as if to say,"cmon mate the game is over already"..
Probably said "i've been waiting for Noddy to throw a towel onto the pitch for the last hour Bernie lad"I wonder wtf he said to bernie but looked sly as fuck.
Gundog’s Gundog
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Clearest pen you’ll ever see.
How did McGuire not get booked for a studs up high challenge from behind on Kev ?
That senile **** Tyler tried to justify it “but this is a derby …”
How did McGuire not get booked for a studs up high challenge from behind on Kev ?
That senile **** Tyler tried to justify it “but this is a derby …”
the-ecstacy-of-eight
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The one where Bernardo nicked the ball off Maguire in the first half, who promptly fell to the turf clutching his ankles whilst giving his best BBC interview "I'm innocent" face was so fucking embarrassing.The big decisions will be debated til the cows come home but for me it can only be intentional I.e corruption.
This is clearer in the smaller decisions which set the tone of the game which never make it onto highlights. The first half they get every and I mean everything they ask for I mean some laughable stuff. Meanwhile we get genuine fouls not given repeatedly.
This happens in every bit game to us and it serves to let the players now what is happening. And you can see their reactions, Bernardo throws his arms up kev turns purple etc grealish still can't get used to it etc It takes us that much more to win games with this mentality never mind win the league over the season. I love our players even more taking this into account.
The look on their faces is one of pure injustice and disbelief.
I hope fergie dies before they win anything cheating scumbags
Looked like Bernardo told the breeze-block-headed-liar how pathetic he was too.
So happy that all their cheating antics counted for nothing, but beyond annoying that the ref "fell for it" (that's not what was going on, but it's what he wanted us to believe was going on)
There were 12 cheating bastards on that pitch yesterday and one of them was the sad excuse of a referee.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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That was after the late flurry of fouls against them toward the end of the game to pad out the stats.Yeah, we've said many times on this forum that we have to take the game out of the ref's hands. Score plenty without VAR chalking all of them off! We had 69% of the possession yesterday and 55% of the fouls!
kaz7
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He is made for the rags , vile creatureThat little rat Fernandes spent most of the 1st half on the turf, honestly lost count of the amount of times he went down, ridiculous.